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OK, I'm not sure I understand the template part, where exactly does this need to be added in the postbit template, and is that all that is needed there?
<if condition="isset($post['re_postid'])"> Posted in reply to <if condition="$post['re_userid']"><a href="member.php?userid=$post[re_userid]">$post[re_username]</a><else />$post[re_username]</if>'s <if condition="$post['re_tittype']!=0">post <if condition="$post['re_tittype']==2">starting</if></if> <a href="$post[re_url]" <if condition="!$post['re_isonpage']">target="_blank"</if>><if condition="$post['re_tittype']==0">untitled post<else />"$post[re_title]"</if></a> </if> I get a Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_LIST on line 862? I could have easy messed something up. :o |
Well, that looks right; maybe you accidentally pasted it in the middle of something. The where depends on preference and what you've already done to your postbit. In the case of my example image, you would search for
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<if condition="isset($post['re_postid'])"> If you still have trouble with this, you can ICQ me. |
OK, I am getting somewhere now, I re-edited the showthread.php and it works fine, here is what I have so far on my test site:
http://coloradok5.com/vbtestforums/s...d.php?t=123105 I want it to act just like the forum below: http://www.world-a-team.com/showthread.php?t=1720 I can't quite get the code right to remove the old Re: title setup, I know it involves this code I think: ---------------------------------------------------------------- <!-- icon and title --> <div class="smallfont"> <if condition="$show['messageicon']"><img class="inlineimg" src="$post[iconpath]" alt="$post[icontitle]" border="0" /></if> <if condition="$post['title']"><strong>$post[title]</strong></if> </div> <hr size="1" style="color:$stylevar[tborder_bgcolor]" /> <!-- / icon and title --> ---------------------------------------------------------------- Any ideas? Also, what is the best way to handle the reply button on every post like http://www.world-a-team.com has? Thanks for the help. |
I can't access your test forum to tell you how to remove whatever, but I can tell you that to place the reply information like world-a-team.com, you should find
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<div class="normal" style="float:$stylevar[left];width:14em"> http://mydomain.com/forum/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=478835 becomes http://mydomain.com/forum/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=478835&noquote=1 [/edit] |
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My server is up now, I didn't want to power up, always something. |
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Thanks, I think I have it. Looking at your site, it looks like if someone replies to a post and does not change the title the original title does not get outputed, how ddi you do that? |
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Automatically Quote Post / Thread Title in Message posting and eding options? |
No, just like how he got rid of the default "re title name" if it didn't change:
Example http://www.world-a-team.com/showthread.php?t=1720 Notice how on the first post the default title is displayed: "Current ICC OneDay Championship Table - 5th December 2004" Then on the following posts they are not, yet on post #6 the user changed the title to: "Zimbabwe / Zimbabyou" and it now displays without the icon. That is what I would like to do if I could. :up: |
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